A True Composer of Note

Enos Andrew Was born at Broadoak, Hurst on November 14th 1838 he was a Freemason and a member of Waverley Lodge, Lancashire and Moira Lodge Cheshire. He died at home in Granville Terrace, Ashton. he left behind a wife Anna,[nee Watson born 1843 whom he married in 1867] two sons and one daughter.

Dear Ms. Mays,

Thank you for your enquiry,

This work does indeed exist. We have two entries/copies in our catalogue:

Author - personal    Andrew, Enos.

Title                        "Gloire de Dijon". <Valse.> Enos Andrew ... Aria.

                               "Siege of Corinth". Rossini. [Military band parts.]

Publisher/year          London : Boosey & Co, 1881.

Physical descr.        26 pt ; fol.

Series                      ( C. Boosey's supplemental military Journal ; no.311)

Shelfmark                h.1544.

Author - personal    Andrew, Enos.

Title                        Gloire de Dijon waltz. [P. F. solo and duet.]

Publisher/year          London, [1880]

Physical descr.        2 no ; fol.

Shelfmark                h.3275.(11.)

I cannot confirm without ordering the item(s) whether there is a caption or some information in the music

supporting the link to Queen Victoria. If you want me to do this, please let me know. Your relative seems

to have died in 1899, so his published works are out of copyright, and you can order a copy of these two

compositions, if you wish.

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From: GandCantiques@aol.com [mailto:GandCantiques@aol.com]
Sent: 16 December 2006 22:04
To: Music-Collections
Subject: March composed for Queen Victoria

My mother who has passed away told me that my great great grandfather composed a march for Queen Victoria entitled Gloire De Dijon. His surname was Andrews, first name Enus I think. Does such a piece of music exist? I would be grateful for any information

Carole Mays

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Music Written by Andrew Enos

As soon as possible we will add Andrew's music to this page

Great research thanks Phil Benn please keep going.

I did further research yesterday (it was a slow day at work), and
found that Enos Andrew composed and copywrited some 20+ musical
pieces as listed below. The links below also point to copies of his
music which I found in the National Library of Canada after much
searching, and there is a copy of Gloire De Dijon although it is a
little blurry. It may well be enough for me to start work on.

The Canadian link is due to Enos publishing his work with the Anglo-
Canadian Music Co., who were basically set up in the late 1800s to
work around a legal loophole. Royalty Free copies of British work
were arriving via US publishers, and once British composers began
publishing in Canada it invoked a law where US organisations could
not copy Canadian works. I think Enos would have received about 1
old penny per copy sold in Canada as his royalties, according to
documents I have read.
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> http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/m5/f1/csm434-v6.jpg
> http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/obj/m5/f2/csm434.pdf
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> http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/m5/f1/csm435-v6.jpg
> http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/obj/m5/f2/csm435.pdf
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> http://antiqbook.com/boox/olde/6808.shtml
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> Andrew, Enos. Adelaide. Valse. [Orchestral parts.] [1885]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Adelaide. Waltz. [P. F.] 1885
>
> Andrew, Enos. Adelaide. Waltz. [P. F.] [1885]
>
> Andrew, Enos. An Autumn Sunset. Andante for piano. [1900]
>
> Andrew, Enos. "Bon jour". <Polka. Conductor [and military band
> parts.]>. [1894.]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Chloris. Waltz. [P. F.] 1892. :: Dedicated to Countess of Airlie
>
> Andrew, Enos. Esprit de Corps. Waltzes. [P. F.] [1882]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Félicité. Schottische di Bravura pour piano.
> [1886]
>
> Andrew, Enos. "Gloire de Dijon". <Valse.> Enos Andrew ... Aria.
> "Siege of Corinth". Rossini. [Military band par 1881.
>
> Andrew, Enos. Gloire de Dijon waltz. [P. F. solo and duet.]
> [1880]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Harvest Time. Mazurka for Piano. [1900]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Heather Bloom. Valse de Salon for piano.
> [1900]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Isobel. Waltz. [P. F.] 1885
>
> Andrew, Enos. Isobel. Waltz. [P. F.] [1889]
>
> Andrew, Enos. La Gondola. Morceau de Salon for Piano.
> [1900]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Latona. Waltz. [Orchestral parts] ... by W.
> Williams. [1887]
>
> Andrew, Enos. The Latona Waltz. [P. F.] [1887]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Maréchal Niel. Waltz. [P. F.] [1883]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Marigold. Galopade. [P. F.] [1890]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Marjorie. Rondolette. [P. F.] [1890]
>
> Andrew, Enos. May Dew. Morceau de Salon. [P. F.] [1886]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Maybells. Polka. [P. F.] [1886]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Noisette. Set of valses. [Reed band parts.]
> [1885]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Noisette. Waltz. [P. F.] [1883]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Phyllis. Polka. [P. F.] [1887]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Primrose. Valsette. [P. F.] [1890]
> Andrew, Enos. Queenie. Waltz. [P. F.] [1883]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Rosebud. Mazurka de Salon. [P. F.] [1890]
>
>Sketch in G. [Orchestral parts.] [1887]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Sketch in G. [Orchestral Andrew, Enos. Six Melodious Sketches for Pianoforte ... 1. Summer
> Showers. Allegretto. 2. Twilight Musings. Mor [1903]
>
> Andrew, Enos. parts.] [1888]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Summer Showers. Allegretto for piano. [1900]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Triumphal March ... Arranged as a [P. F.] Duet by A.
> W. Ketèlbey. 1910
>
> Andrew, Enos. Triumphal March. [Orchestral parts.] [1888]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Triumphal March. Organ. [1884]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Triumphal. Slow March. [Reed band parts.]
> [1885]
>
> Andrew, Enos. Twilight Musings. Morceau de Salon for piano.
> [1900]
>
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>

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Music Written by Andrew Enos